#W95.img in google drive how to#
#W95.img in google drive 64 Bit#
#W95.img in google drive drivers#

So contemplating what to do, the easiest option was to try winimage 8.1 and yes this version does work. Turns out winimage 9.0 doesn't work on windows 98. I also pulled the power on the cable modem, so no internet just to be completely save.

So I downloaded this software, send it over to the pentium 166 with my udp file transfer program ) which was working flawlessly which is great. So I decided it was time to cheat a little bit and virtualize this floppy disk on the pentium 166, by downloading new software and try a virtualization attempt with winimage and such. I also used a copy of the floppy disk for actual real world use, so the original floppy disk was little used and is in pretty good condition. So far the zipdisk floppy is enough to get it working.Р”Р„nyway so I decided I was going to use my own trusted software, the floppy disk can't even be written to, because it's always in write-protected mode, it cannot be put into write mode, cause the plastic thingy that needs to be moved is missing which is kinda cool. There is also a zipdisk utility disk with additional software, but I have no interest in that for now, I might also upload that at a later date or maybe not at all. Later I might upload some youtube videos to spot maybe fakes and such and also to prove that I do have the original equipment and software and such. There might also be scammers on e-bay trying to sell these disks, but they might not be genuine, mine is. Also my version has NT support and the readme.txt says version 5.1 but the label on the disk says 5.3. However there are many fakes on the internet, or incomplete distributions, there is one older version out there which is version 3.3 or something and it's probably clean but because it's so old I kinda don't trust it, that version is from 1995.

#W95.img in google drive drivers#

The idea was to download these zipdisk drive drivers from the internet, since my dreampc has no more floppy disk drive and also the cd-rom drive is more or less dead, at least drive bay. The idea was to download the guest.exe software and such to run it inside ms-dos or maybe even a virtual machine. The idea was to transfer data via this zipdrive without using network technology. I have successfully virtualized the floppy disk that came with my IOMega Zipdisk Drive Parallel Port version. (Somehow I have a feeling you ASM people probably won't be needing my advise and software, but it's there if you need it, read on:)

#W95.img in google drive 64 Bit#

The size of the image can be adjusted in the style attribute by adjusting the width and the height as needed.This may be of use to you, if you are into retro programming and own a zipdrive and are struggling to get it working in modern day windows 7 64 bit or windows 10: Note that the brackets '' are not to be present with the file ID. '>' style='width: 650px max-width: 100% height: auto' title='Click to enlarge picture' /> Insert Image in markdown using the copied file id and anchor tag as shown:.At the time of writing the shareable link takes the form:

Copy (to clipboard) only the file ID from the full link as shown (highlighted in blue) and click Done.Change the permission type to Anyone with the link.Click the get link button at the top right corner.Upload the image image.jpg to your Google Drive.

#W95.img in google drive how to#

How to insert an Image in a github-flavoured markdown format and be able to adjust its size